In the Press:
On the Air w/ Wanda Sabir
March Alumnus Spotlight: Cherie Hill
East Bay Express Preview: Perform: Education
On the Air w/ Wanda Sabir
March Alumnus Spotlight: Cherie Hill
East Bay Express Preview: Perform: Education
Articles
“African Dance is Medicine for the Mind, Body and Spirit.” Sacred Dance Journal. January 2014.
“Creative Movement and the African Aesthetic.” In Dance Magazine. November 2012.
“Shifting Tides: A Multidisciplinary Creative Process Fusing Dance, Somatics and Black Feminist Theory. An Interview with the Choreographer.” Gender Forum 36: (Con)Sequences. Dance –Gender – Ethnicity. December 2011.
“Queen Nyabingi: A Brief History.” Ujama: African Diaspora Magazine. Summer 2011.
“Sacred Dance Resources.” Sacred Dance Journal. Winter 2011.
“Stronach Prize Letters Archive: Cherie Hill.” College of Letters and Science. University of California, Berkeley.
Sacred Dance Trends Blog / Vegan Mama Cost 2 Coast Blog.
Conferences/Lectures
“Walking our Talk: how layered collaborations lead to quality, integrity and possibility". Panel with Luna Dance Institute faculty, 2014. National Dance Education Organization (NDEO), Chicago, IL.
“Creative Movement and the African Aesthetic.” Dance Workshop. 2013
National Dance Education Organization, Miami, FL. California Dance Education Association. Marin School for the Arts.
“Movement, Meditation and Mind Power: A Blending of Somatic Practices.”
Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities. Waikiki, HI.
“Dance Scholarship and Research.” International Association of Black Dance Conference, Denver CO.
“Re-Identifying Big Butts and Hypersexuality: An Analysis of Jawole Zollar’s Batty Moves.”
Haas Scholars Undergraduate Research Conference. The Berkeley City Club, Berkeley CA.
California McNair’s Scholars Symposium, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA.
Grants and Awards
Kayden Research Grant
Next Generation Artist Grant- Center for Cultural Innovation
Program Grant, University of CO
ACE Grant, University of CO
Graduate Scholar and Artist Fellowship
Judith Lee Stronach Baccalaureate Prize
Eisner Award in Dance
The Center for Race and Gender Undergraduate Research and Creative Work Grant
Haas Scholar
McNair Scholar
“African Dance is Medicine for the Mind, Body and Spirit.” Sacred Dance Journal. January 2014.
“Creative Movement and the African Aesthetic.” In Dance Magazine. November 2012.
“Shifting Tides: A Multidisciplinary Creative Process Fusing Dance, Somatics and Black Feminist Theory. An Interview with the Choreographer.” Gender Forum 36: (Con)Sequences. Dance –Gender – Ethnicity. December 2011.
“Queen Nyabingi: A Brief History.” Ujama: African Diaspora Magazine. Summer 2011.
“Sacred Dance Resources.” Sacred Dance Journal. Winter 2011.
“Stronach Prize Letters Archive: Cherie Hill.” College of Letters and Science. University of California, Berkeley.
Sacred Dance Trends Blog / Vegan Mama Cost 2 Coast Blog.
Conferences/Lectures
“Walking our Talk: how layered collaborations lead to quality, integrity and possibility". Panel with Luna Dance Institute faculty, 2014. National Dance Education Organization (NDEO), Chicago, IL.
“Creative Movement and the African Aesthetic.” Dance Workshop. 2013
National Dance Education Organization, Miami, FL. California Dance Education Association. Marin School for the Arts.
“Movement, Meditation and Mind Power: A Blending of Somatic Practices.”
Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities. Waikiki, HI.
“Dance Scholarship and Research.” International Association of Black Dance Conference, Denver CO.
“Re-Identifying Big Butts and Hypersexuality: An Analysis of Jawole Zollar’s Batty Moves.”
Haas Scholars Undergraduate Research Conference. The Berkeley City Club, Berkeley CA.
California McNair’s Scholars Symposium, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA.
Grants and Awards
Kayden Research Grant
Next Generation Artist Grant- Center for Cultural Innovation
Program Grant, University of CO
ACE Grant, University of CO
Graduate Scholar and Artist Fellowship
Judith Lee Stronach Baccalaureate Prize
Eisner Award in Dance
The Center for Race and Gender Undergraduate Research and Creative Work Grant
Haas Scholar
McNair Scholar
